Re: enumerator not working in firefox

toldyouso wrote:

Do I have to define Enumerator,

No.

isn't part of the javascript language?

If you mean (Netscape) JavaScript, then no.

I didn't define it for IE...

IE uses (Microsoft) JScript.


PointedEars
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